Supreme Court of India
K. Gunavathi v. V. Sangeeth Kumar & Ors.
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What the Court ordered
In view of the above, we have not been able to persuade ourselves to take the view that the recruitment to 652 posts should be made by a process other than what was c directed by the clarificatory order dated 19.11.2009.
Judgment, page 21
From the headnote
Service law: Selection - Appointment of Computer Instructor - Filling up of post on the basis of the employment exchange seniority - One time measure - Held: High Court's directiofJ in clarificatory order to fill up 175 existing vacancies of Computer Instructors on the basis of the employment exchange seniority was a conscious decision taken in departure from the settled position in law that recruitment to public service, normally, ought to be by open advertisement and requisitions through the employment exchange can at best be supplemental - Such departure was felt necessary due to the
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